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With “Give Your Dog a Brain” training, your dog will:

• Learn to listen to you
• Stop jumping on people
• Stop pulling on leash
• Stop flipping out when you get the leash out
• Learn to calm down and relax
• Learn to trust you, and WANT to do what you say
• Stop embarrassing you in public

Sound good? Sound like something you could use? Keep reading.

Is Your Dog Driving You Crazy?

Is your dog too hyper? Does he tear up the house? Harass your visitors? Do you wish he would just chill out already and let you have some peace and quiet?

Maybe you’ve taught your dog to sit and lie down on command – but find that getting him to listen to you anywhere outside your living room is impossible.

Or maybe dear Fido is too hyperactive for you to even think about trying to teach him basic obedience commands. You might have tried taking him to obedience or agility class but gave up because his unruliness was disrupting the class and embarrassing you.

It sucks, right? I just want you to know that you’re not alone. Many people are at the end of their rope with dogs who are hyper and crazy and out-of-control. Give Your Dog a Brain can help.

Solve Obnoxious Dog Behavior Problems Once and For All

This kit is for:

-Dogs who get anxious or overexcited in distracting environments
-Dogs who jump all over people and have to be “put away” when visitors come over
-Dogs who go nuts when the doorbell rings or when you put his leash on
-Dogs who pull or lunge on leash when taken for a walk
-Dogs who can’t focus and seem to “blow you off” when you tell them to do something because everything else is SO MUCH MORE EXCITING!

Read the first four pages of Give Your Dog a Brain for free! Click here: GYDAB sneak peek

How it Works

I developed Give Your Dog a Brain while working with the most hyperactive, out-of-control dogs there are: those who have spent weeks or months living in cages in animal shelters. If these training methods work with hyper crazy psycho shelter dogs, then they’ll work with your hyper crazy psycho dog.

You will learn:

• The trick to solving dog behavior problems (hint: if you find yourself saying “no! Bad dog!” a lot, you’re doing it wrong)
• The clever and kind of sneaky strategy for getting your dog to listen even when there are distractions
• How to teach your dog to say “please” when she wants something
• How to control your dog without a choke chain, prong collar or shock collar
• How to improve your dog’s behavior by giving her a job

There is a series of impulse control exercises, surprisingly fun and simple training games that send a very clear message to your dog: being calm is much more rewarding than spazzing out.

Then there are exercises that teach your dog to listen to you, even when there are a million other things she’d rather be doing. These are for the dogs who never listen. Dogs who blow you off in distracting environments. If you’ve ever heard yourself say, “Fido obeys just fine at home. As soon as we leave the house he starts ignoring me!” then this is for you.

Some of the topics covered in Give Your Dog a Brain:

• Calmly greeting guests
• Loose Leash Walking
• How to teach your dog to wait at the front door
• Staying calm in stressful situations
• The right kind of exercise to calm Fido’s hyper behavior (hint: a ton of exercise is not always the answer, and it can sometimes make hyper behavior worse)
• How diet might be causing your dog’s hyperactivity, and how to pick the right kind of kibble
• How to improve the bond and trust between you and your dog, and how to repair damage done by harsh training methods.
• Basic training tips to help you get the best results possible

What’s Included:

-A 45 page ebook
-Video tutorials for each exercise

Everything you need to get started improving your dog’s behavior.

Bonus goodies:

You’ll receive access to a special “ebook owners only” page on 3LostDogs.com – this page will be updated on a regular basis with links to useful websites, videos, articles or books that can help you out.

Last but not least, you’ll get a 30 minute phone/Skype consult with me, your friendly neighborhood dog trainer. We’ll talk about your specific concerns and put together a plan of action that will work best for you and your dog. My normal consulting rate is $50 per hour, so this bonus alone nearly pays for the whole kit.

The Guarantee:

Read the ebook. Watch the videos. Put in a solid effort to use the strategies and tactics provided. If you do all this and it doesn’t help you teach Fido to chill out, focus, and do what you say, just let me know and I’ll issue you a full refund.

The price of the kit, including the ebook, videos, consult and access to the resource page is just $29.

Here’s what you’ll get:

-an instant download of the ebook. Click the little “buy now” button and in as little as five minutes, you can start learning how to change Fido’s behavior.

-instant access to the videos, the resource page, and instructions on how to get your Skype consult.

Who should buy this: Anyone who wants to learn how to stop their dog’s hyper behavior, solve obnoxious behavior problems, and raise a dog they can be proud of – not one that drives them crazy.

Who should not buy this:
Anyone looking for quick fixes. The strategies and tactics in GYDAB are extremely effective, but they do require patience. You have to be willing to put in some work; Anyone who just wants to teach their dogs basic obedience commands or tricks; Anyone who needs help with a dog who is showing signs of aggression i.e. growling or biting. Aggression issues are beyond the scope of GYDAB, and you should seek the help of an “in person” positive dog trainer.

About the Trainer/Author
Hi. I’m Katie Buvala. I’m a dog trainer from Phoenix, Arizona. My whole “niche” as a dog trainer is teaching hyper, out-of-control dogs to chill out, focus, and listen to their owners.

My training techniques are based on the work I’ve done with the most wound-up dogs there are: those who have spent weeks or months in animal shelters. I began doing volunteer work in the world of animal rescue in 2003. Over the years I’ve held the roles of kennel cleaner, dog walker, trainer, and adoption counselor.

I run the dog training blog and Youtube channel “3LostDogs,” which provide training how-to articles and videos geared toward owners of adopted/rescued dogs. I started 3LostDogs (and Give Your Dog a Brain) after seeing so many animals surrendered to shelters because of behavior problems that could have been fixed. The blog aims to help dog adopters solve their canine issues so that fewer dogs end up in the pound.

I train and compete in agility and disc dog with my own adopted dogs, the three “lost” dogs for whom 3LostDogs.com was named.